Uncle Sam Oil Trust Drive Promises Big Returns
Uncle Sam drillers report No. 13 and No. 14 wells in the Osage oil pool with first day outputs up to 700 barrels and over 2,000 barrels respectively, forecasting rapid development to Nos. 15 and 16. The campaign promotes stock at 20 cents per share, promising dividends and savings on refinery output as refining capacity scales toward eighteen thousand barrels daily. Market pitch targets Atchison July 4 events and stock subscriptions exceed two hundred thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
No. 13
No. 14
Indian Territory
Company of Kansas
Alleghany Mountains
Neosho County
Arkansas
Tulsa
Uncle Sam Oil Company promises big dividends with new refineries
The Uncle Sam Oil Company reports rapid progress building a three refinery network and a main trunk pipeline, with Tulsa and Atchison plants planned. It claims daily capacity of thousands of barrels and potential annual dividends approaching 825000, urging investors to buy now before further price increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam Oil Company
River refinery center of navigation on the Missouri
Businessmen of the Missouri Valley rally against railroads and oil trust efforts to kill water transport. July 4 at Atchison invites all to view the "Great Uncle Sam" river refinery and the plant the oil trust knockers said would never be built. Suggest securing stock at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil Trust
Missouri Valley
Missouri
Atchison
Great River
Uncle Sam
Oil transport costs cut in Nebraska region demand
The piece notes strong oil demand across Nebraska Iowa the Dakotas and Minnesota while Omaha offers high sales potential. It cites rail rates at $1.40 per barrel for carload shipments Cherryvale to Omaha and contrasts with Uncle Sam Company pipeline to Atchison at 8 cents per barrel plus 16 cents by river barging, claiming potential savings over a dollar per barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Iowa
Dakotas
Minnesota
Omaha
Oil Trust
Cherryvale
Uncle Sam Company
Atchison
Missouri River
Inspector Is Appointed At Filtration Plant
Clarence Haas appointed as inspector at the filtration plant, earning 60 dollars per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Haas
Alumni Banquet Set at Grand Hotel Tomorrow
The Cincinnati Wesleyan College Alumni Association will hold its annual banquet tomorrow morning at 10 30 o clock at the Grand Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Wesleyan College Alumni Association
Grand Hotel
Walnut Hills WCTU to Hear Life of Mary Hunt
The Walnut Hills Woman's Christian Temperance Union meets at 2:30 PM in the Congregational Church to hear Rev. Dr. Hammill speak on The Life of Mrs. Mary H. Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills
Congregational Church
Hammill
Mary H. Hunt
Birthday Gift to Deputy Auditor From Local Athletic Clubs
Deputy County Auditor Jacob Bashang received a Turkish rocking chair for his forty seventh birthday. The gift came from the Peerless Athletic Club where he has served as treasurer for fifteen years and the Owl Athletic Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow Tax
Jacob Bashang
Peerless Athletic Club
Owl Athletic Club
Grimes Surrenders to St Louis Murder Charge
William Grimes also known as Parrish and Bailey, arrested at the Silver Moon a week ago, was moved to St Louis last night to face a murder charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Grimes
Parrish
Bailey
Silver Moon
St. Louis
Grimes
William B Farnsworth Dies at Indiana Hotel
William B Farnsworth a 39 year old railroad clerk with the C. H. & D. died suddenly in his room at the Indiana Hotel after seven months there. Coroner Cameron ruled death from natural causes. Relatives at 665 Hale Avenue Avondale notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Farnsworth
Indiana Hotel
Fifth Street
Cameron
Hale Avenue
Avondale
Quarterly meeting of Women’s Missionary Suites in Cincinnati
The quarterly meeting of the Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Suites of the Cincinnati Presbytery convened yesterday afternoon at the Swood Church. The session began at 10 o’clock with a business session followed by a talk from Mrs. W. T. Che ll on India and a report by Mrs. W. E. Lewis on the Philadelphia board’s biennial assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wom
Cincinnati
Swood Church
W. T.chell
India
W. E. Lewis
Philadelphia
Epstein brother-in-law testifies at inquest on Pearl Epstein death
Morris Epstein testifies at Coroner Cameron's inquest that Pearl Epstein likely did not fall accidentally from a second story window last Thursday. He cites a five foot ledge as evidence to support a suicide theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Epstein
Mound Street
Cameron
Pearl Epstein
Class Day Exercises at Bartholomew Clifton School
Senior students presented a play about the model school of the future in the school hall. The chorus performed a Fairy Music cantata led by Sidney Day. Miss Anna Cook read the class prophecy as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartholomew-Clifton School
Frederick ‘“Lohr
Sidney Day
Metropolitan College of Music
Anna Cook
Recital at Glendale College Chapel for Graduating Class
A recital was given last evening in the chapel of Glendale College featuring several graduates. The event concluded with a reception for attendees and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale College
Line Now on the Grounds as Pipeline Progress Accelerates
Eighty seven miles of the pipeline is shipped or on the grounds with sixteen more to be shipped next week and thirty two miles after ten days. Uncle Sam is backing the effort and funds move quickly to advance construction. One thousand dollars sent will be paid toward pipeline equipment and stock value as progress continues toward 135 miles of main trunk pipe and five pumping stations in under sixty days with all right of way secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam Company
Kansas and Territory
Uncle Samman
Woodson County
Kansas
LeRoy
Oil Trust
Might and Main
New York Oil Trust
Topeka
Kas
Independence
Uncle Sam
Osage Nation
Uncle Sam Canyon Pipe Line Permit in Review
A 9 day old Interior Department petition for a pipeline permit signals progress on the Uncle Sam Canyon project. The filing precedes a stated commitment to begin work once granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Cany
Interior Department
Class Day Exercises Ahead of Commencement for 1906
The Class of 1906 holds Class Day activities today at 4 p.m. Tomorrow, commencement features Dr. Lillian Johnson, president of Western College in Oxford, as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Johnson
The
Western College
Oxford
Obese woman Annie Berry dies after hospital stay
Annie Berry a colored woman of Penark alley was taken to City Hospital three days ago for obesity and died yesterday afternoon. She had been active for years despite weighing about 400 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Berry
Penark Alley
City Hospital
Laborers Fight on Queen City Ave Leaves Man Stabbed
John Gerwang and William Miller, laborers from Horton and Westwood Avenue, clashed yesterday afternoon in front of 1956 Queen City Avenue. Miller reportedly drew a knife and stabbed Gerwang in the left side above the hip, amid cement walk work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gerwang
Horton -Andy
Uncle Sam Refinery No 2 Opens at Atchison
The Atchison refinery Uncle Sam No 2 opens on July 4 and is expected to lift average earnings for the next six months to almost ten times the prior period. Soon after, Uncle Sam No 3 will follow within weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Hearne Personal Estate Probate Disinherits Grandchildren
Mrs. Theresia Renner challenges a probated will as Luther E. Hearne’s estate lists $89,512 in personal property in the inventory filed in Probate Court. The will disinherits three descendants, leaving the heirs in question to contest the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresia Renner
Pro
Luther E. Hearne
Refuse House of Refuge site bid eyed in Miami Township
The Board of Public Service and the Mayor will inspect the House of Refuge tomorrow afternoon. Martin Harrell of Cleves Ohio yesterday offered to sell a 165 acre tract in Miami Township to the city for a Refuge country site claiming it would be ideal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Refuge
Board of Public Service
Martin Harrell
Cleves, C
Miami Township
Notable Visitors Stop by Post Office Officials
Ex Lieutenant Governor Asa Jones and General John Simpson of Washington called on Postmaster Monfort and Assistant Postmaster W C Johnson yesterday. General Simpson is a cousin of President Ulysses Grant and is in the city visiting relatives on Walnut Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Jones
John Simpson
Washington
Monfort
W. C. Johnson
Promoter J B Hall to be Released from Dayton Jail
The promoter of gold and silver mining schemes J B Hall will be released from Dayton Jail today. The U S Court of Appeals yesterday agreed to hear Hall's appeal from the April sentence after consent from his attorneys Messrs Renner and Renner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Hall
Dayton
United States Court of Appeals
Messrs. Renner & Renner
Hall
Combined courts outing set for June at Chester Park
The Tribe of Ben-Hur holds its annual outing at Chester Park on Saturday June 23. Contests provide prizes and local teams have entered the competitive drill for a prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Park
Gods Bible School Camp Meeting at Salvation Park
The annual camp meeting of Gods Bible School in Mt. Auburn will run June 15 to 25 at the new grounds near Milford called Salvation Park. The site will host an orphans home and a perpetual camp ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God's Bible School
Young and Ringgold Streets
Mt. Auburn
Milford
Salvation Park
Two 17 Year Olds Face Theft Charge In Police Court
William Freebergheen and Frank Hamer appeared in Police Court to answer a charge of stealing a banjo and about $10 from blind musician “Happy” Jack Hendricks. They entered a not guilty plea and the case was continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Freebergheen
Frank Hamer
Jack Hendricks
Carnegie Pledges $1000 for Northside Church Organ
Andrew Carnegie offers to donate $1000 toward a pipe organ at Northside M. E. Church if the congregation raises a matching sum. Over four years under Rev. Brokaw the church has cleared debts and invested about $10,000 in improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northside M. E
Andrew Carnegie
Brokaw
Demand for Stock Shows Strong Daily Returns
The text argues the stock is in demand and likely to sell out in days, citing company books and past week returns from $3,000 to $5,500 daily. It notes development at 20 percent of par value as a strong backing for purchase.
Oil drilling yields major gains in 1100-acre tract
Observers note that crude oil priced at 82 dollars a barrel yields over four dollars per barrel in federal revenue. Wells Nos 13 and 14 across 1100 acres in lot 43 prove profitable, with No 18 delivering 400 to 700 barrels daily. No 14 shows 60 feet pay, at over 1600 feet depth, marking a near 40 percent gain over prior sand wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
No. 18
No. 14
Change Members Committees Named for National Hay Convention
Delegates appointed to represent the Chamber of Commerce at the National Hay Association meeting in Put in Bay. A Transportation Committee is named for the year with members McHugh Early Campbell Allen West. New members include Sutphin Kallaher Brunsman Otterbein Waitzgmann Williams. Grain and Hay Inspection Bureau to be represented by the chief inspector or assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati Freight Committee
Transportation Committee
Jas. T.mchugh
H. Lee Early
B. W. Campbell
John H. Allen
Robert H. West
Dudley V. Sutphin
Third National Bank
Dan J. Kallaher
Queen City Grain Company
Fred C. Brunsman
Henry C. Otterbein
A. Nielen & Co
Otto Waitzgmann
Rosenbaum
National Hay Association
Put-in-Bay
F. F. Collins
J. W. Ellis
P. M. Gale
J. F. Costello
George A. Root
Joseph Heuermann
Harry H. Hill
W. R. McQuillan
Charles E. van Leunen
Henry W. Brown
Grain and Hay Inspection Bureau
Chamber
Grandchildren Share Tiny Bequest In Theresia Renner Will
In Theresia Renner s will filed yesterday three grandchildren receive five dollars each and no more for good and sufficient reasons. She leaves ten dollars for masses forty dollars for a tombstone on her grave forty dollars for a tombstone on Lena Leich s grave and the residue divided as one fifth to four children Frank Philip Renner Theresia Speckmann and Caroline Stoehr and one fifth to three grandchildren Julia Ottilie and Flora Leich. The grandchildren receiving five dollars are Mary Renner Magdalena Brokamp and Josephine Stothfang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresia Renner
Lena Leich
Frank
Philip Renner
Theresia Speckmann
Caroline Stoehr
Rosa Schneider Will Distributes Estate Among Family
The will leaves all to husband Theodore. If he dies, a daughter Rosa R. Schneider gets one third, and seven relatives Carrie Kemper Elizabeth Hoeffer Jacob Amanda Mandery Catherine Yuengling receive another third. The final third goes to the heirs of Theodore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Schneider
Theodore
Rosa R. Schneider
Carrie Kemper
Elizabeth Hoeffer
Jacob
Amanda Mandery
Catherine Yuengling
Gatch Applies for Estate Administrator Post in Wells Case
Lewis N Gatch of Terace Park petitions Judge Malsbury to appoint him administrator of Samuel Wells estate who died April 23 1899. Executor Nelson B Mullen died June 12 1899 with 25000 in his hands to be invested for Wells widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis N. Gatch
Terace Park
Malsbury
Samuel Wells
Nelson B. Mullen
Wells
Appraisers Value Peale Firm Assets at 52800
Inventory filed for W. C. Peale & Bro. at 904 Central avenue lists assets at 52800 with liabilities of 25358.76. Norma K. Ewing holds a damage claim not yet appraised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Peale & Bro
Central Avenue
Norma K. Ewing
Brashears Will Excludes Son's Children Despite Heir Claims
Amelia C. Brashears disinherits the children of her deceased son Gasaway citing he received large sums and other undisclosed reasons. The estate is to be divided among Elizabeth R. Dodridge, Sarah A. Roll, Clara Mundy, John Brashears and the children of George Brashears, deceased, with John Brashears named executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia C. Brashears
Gasaway
Elizabeth R. Dodridge
Sarah A. Roll
Clara Mundy
John Brashears
George Brashears
John
Applications for administration of estates listed
Several individuals filed for administration of estates. Louise Messang seeks control of the Francis J. Messang estate valued at 21000. Sophia Lindemann seeks the Herman H. W. Lindemann estate valued at 2000. Fred Grubler seeks the Caroline Waerner estate valued at 400. William G. Roberts seeks the Jennie Webb estate valued at 100. Anna Van Ness seeks the Herbert Van Ness estate with unknown value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Messang
Mill Street
Francis J. Messang
Testate
Sophia Lindemann
McMicken Avenue
Herman H. W. Lindemann
Fred Grubler
May Street
Caroline Waerner
William G. Roberts
East Third Street
Jennie Webb
Anna van Ness
Broadway
Herbert van Ness
Estate appraisals list values for two individuals
Appraisers valued personal property estates with Leonard L. Armstrong at 1224 dollars and Frank Henry Woecmann at 810 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard L. Armstrong
Frank Henry Woecmann
Seven Divorces Granted in Uncontested Petitions
Judge William Littleford granted seven uncontested divorces yesterday. Frances vs George Mueller for cruelty. Minnie vs Joseph Earth for neglect and cruelty. Josephine E versus Ulysses S Manning for willful absence. Ira C versus William W Walker for willful absence. Lalu R versus Andrew Hunsaker for neglect. Harry versus Blanche Reitz for marriage annulled. Mamie versus Gustave Koch for willful absence. Stella B versus Lansing T Mitchell for willful absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Littleford
Frances
George Mueller
Minnie
Joseph Earth
Josephine E
Ulysses S. Manning
Ira C
William W. Walker
Lalu R
Andrew Hunsaker
Harry
Blanche Reitz
Mamie
Gustave Koch
Stella B
Lansing T. Mitchell
Nellie B E Lohe Sues For Divorce From W Lohe
Nellie B E Lohe files suit for divorce from her husband W Lohe a blacksmith at Addyston Pipe and Steel Works citing neglect and cruelty. Attorney H L Cooper represents Nellie. The case pursues legal action in the local court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie BE. Lohe
H. L. Cooper
Herman W. Lohe
Addyston Pipe and Steel Works
Excursion to Natural Bridge by special train
Special train from Fourth Street Station Sunday June 10 at 7:30 a.m. via lh and N R R Kentucky Division to Natural Bridge with stops at Lexington? no, interme diate points. Grand mountain scenery boating and fishing. Return fare ten dollars with one dollar refund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
Cynthiana
Paris
Winchester
Licensed to Marry: Cincinnati Area Marriage Licenses Issued
Yesterday in Greater Cincinnati marriage licenses were issued to several couples. The list names new pairs and the issuing authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater
Cincinnati
Fifty More Distributing Stations Planned Across Missouri Valley
A company announces sixty day plans to install at least fifty distributing stations in trade centers across the Missouri Valley States. Stockholders are said to be numerous and sympathetic investors abundant, with oil from Cherryvale Plant No. 1 sold at existing stations and 500 more outlets ready to be covered, ensuring profitable sales and steady output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Valley
Uncle Sam
Arkansas
Cherryvale
Bound To Make a Pile of Money
An article extols a river refinery project with daily net income near 3600 dollars once operations begin on July 4. It argues the Uncle Sam Company could supply much of its own production and notes low marketing costs outside freights. It claims 150 workers suffice to handle 2700 barrels daily after refineries and pipelines are built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam Company
Scott and Lupton Tie The Knot In Pittsburg
James King Scott and Jeannette McKee Lupton are married at the Lupton home in Pittsburg on Saturday evening June 2. The ceremony was performed at the residence of the bride's parents, Mr and Mrs Henry B Lupton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott—Lupton
Henry B. Lupton
Pittsburg
James King Scott and
Jeannette McKee Lupton
Kilwinning Chapter No R. A. M Stated Convocation
Kilwinning Chapter No R A M holds a stated convocation at WHONDSCAT on June 6 at 7 30 PM Visitors are invited Cc P FORBUS H P L L LATTA Secretary je3-21-3 6
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilwinning
Cc. P. Forbus
H. P. L. L. Latta
Sec’y
Death Notices of Farnsworth Rose and Steinhoff
William B Farnsworth son of Mrs Frances Farnsworth died Tuesday June 5 1906 funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. 555 Hale Ave Avondale burial private. Mrs Cahron H Rose aged years 4 months funeral Wednesday June 6 2 p.m. from 758 Greenwood Av Avondale burial private omit flowers Spring Grove Cemetery. Dora Steinhoff nee Hoppe died Tuesday June 5 1906 West Covington Ky funeral Friday at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farnsworth
William B
Frances Farnsworth
Hale Avenue
Avondale
Rose
Cahron H
J. D. Reinhart
Greenwood Avenue
Spring Grove
Steinhoff
Dora
Hoppe
West Covington
List of Deaths and Causes From Local Infirmary Records
A compiled roster lists individuals with ages and addresses along with reported causes of death or illness, including enterocolitis phthisis typhoid fever pneumonia cholera infantum gastroenteritis and related conditions. The entries cover numerous residents such as Amy Bridges Bernie Hunt Eva Schalyo Maggie Jansen Mattie Gillespie Marie Graf Frank Watson Julius Beier Helen Reinhardt Benedict Mentink Martin M'Ginty Wolwoodmansee and others with ages from newborn to 62 and multiple Cincinnati area streets and hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridges
Amy
Gladstone
Hunt
Bernie
Schalyo
Eva
Oliver
Jansen
Maggie
St. Gregory
Hoefle
Freda
Vine
Sullivan
Daniel
West McMicken
Gillespie
Mattie
Graf
Marie
Colerain
Watson
Frank
Beier
Julius
Central
Reinhardt
Helen
West Liberty
Thomas
Bethel Hotel
M’ginty
Martin
Mainphthis Mentinck
Benedict
Belvidere
Woodmansee
West Court
Keiser
Henry
Milton
Seaman
William H
Mueller
John F
Bogen
Douglass
John
Longworth
Pipeline stock drive targets broad U S readership
The firm seeks to raise 100000 with a plan to place more than one tenth of stock already sold. It advertises through 143 newspapers in the United States and Canada reaching about twenty million readers. Investors in New York Florida Oregon Washington and Canada hold stock as orders flood in via telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
New York
Florida
Oregon
Washington
Investment pitch from a middle class oil company
The firm promotes stock with photos of departments from refinery to distributing stations and over one hundred workers. It offers reports by mail, promises a square deal, and restricts sales to thirty thousand shares per buyer while preferring many small subscriptions over a single large one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Monthly Payment Offer from Uncle Sam Company
The Uncle Sam Company offers treasury stock at the stated cash price and also allows purchase on a six monthly payment plan for men of limited means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam Company
Treasury
The Uncle Sam Oil Company Charter Details
The Uncle Sam Oil Company is chartered with authorized capitalization of ten million shares at par value $1.00, non assessable stock with no personal liability and equal dividends per share. Officers James Ingersoll president J H Ritchie vice president H H Tucker Jr secretary treasurer form the board of directors. References list Atchison savings bank Mr Walker president Atchison Kas committee of forty T R Clendenin and others in Tulsa and Cherryvale banks and DunBradstreet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam Oil Company
James Ingersoll
J. 4H. Ritchie
H. H. Tucker, Jr
Mr. Walker
Atchison Savings Bank
Kansas
Atchison
Kas
T. R. Clendenin
Committee of Forty
William Stryker
Tulsa Democrat
Tulsa
I. T
Montgomey County National Bank
People’s National Bank
Cherryvale State Bank
Cherryvale
Bradstreet
Dun
Uncle Sam Oil Company Stock Drafts and Payment Notice
Drafts or money orders payable to The Uncle Sam Oil Company or H. H. Tucker Jr Secretary. Send stock by return registered mail. For details, write or wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam Oil Company
H. H. Tucker, Jr
Four Personally Conducted Tours to Yellowstone and West
The Union Pacific and C. N. W. Lines announce personally conducted tours from Chicago to Yellowstone Park with optional Oregon stops in Portland and California. Rates are reduced to a low minimum and cover first class sleeping car hotel and dining car accommodations. For details contact W. H. Connor, General Agent, Union Pacific Railroad, 53 E. 4th St., Cincinnati, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Chicago
Yellowstone Park
Portland
California
W. H. Connor
Union Pacific R. R
E. 4Th St
Cincinnati
Sleeplessness Treated by Dr Swanson Osteopath
An advertisement for relief from sleeplessness by Dr Swanson osteopath offers treatment without medicine. It lists location in The Commercial Tribune Building and six years of practice with day and evening hours and a contact phone number Main 4224.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanson
Commercial Tribune
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Atchison City
Railroad Oil Trust
Sam
West
Kansas Territory
Council Bluffs
Sioux City
Fort Smith
Big River
Garfield
Uncle Sam Cherryvale
Interstate Commerce Commission
Atchison An
City News
Bashang
Premit
Hearne
Refuge
Blind Jack
Apollinaris
Sapolio
Dennis McMahon
St. Beéernart
Margaret McDevitt
Milwaukee
Wis
George A. Williams
Clara E Pansmore
Lexington
Fred
Smith
West Fourth
Jennie Murphy Er
Carlislé OY
Cécose
Arthur F. Gebert
Putte
Tere Lillie Strodtman
Ella Maples
Charles H. Wiilte
Elberon
Annie Michie
Shaw Bviesee
Michael J. McDermott
St. Bernard
Carrie J. Falter
Arthur O. Kalbe
Baymiller
Clara I. Eyer Seene
Hopkins St
Geo. Groppenb Beecher
Alma Dietz
Klotter
Clifford H. Ae Egooes
Jessie Applegate
Harriso
Friedrich A Ocbatepene
Geo
Masonic
Ichie RO Jewelers
Tahami Oo
Monuments Law
Gover 3
Harry J. Oster
Corryville
Veges
Selma A.’ Merkel Evant
Barton St Seen
Louis
P. Harris Bes
Warsaw
Adelaide
Robert Cae
Rachel Et
Iden
Rockdale
Ella C.,droste
John Rotten
Queen City
Ida Tedmann
T. Clair
Louis T. Youngees
West Fifth
Lihie Couts
West Fifth St Senor
Florence Carmell
Joseph P. Mcikeown
East Fifth
East Twelfth St
Harry J. Eggers
Covington
West Seventh
Alice Cosgrove
Reading
Kenyon
Harry R. Smith
Hart
W .Va
Springfield
Mina H. Schaeffer
Herman H. Herbers
W. Seventh St
Magdalena Blues
Birth
Ena
M. Timberman
Beisencaeke Piaioueeeenee
Usieobesabaeanes
Uncle Sam Oil Co
Sec
Young Men’s Mutual Life Association
First National Bank
Schofield & Walker
Farmers and Traders’ Bank
Kenton County Fiscal Board
W. W. Rich
J. P
R. J. Regan
James Farrell
Plum Street
Julius Fleischmann
Newport
Nesidence
John Roesel Peeees
Bellevue
Carrie Fischer
Joseph Steggeman
Sasce
Ffonk G. Tuildge
Government Square
Closson’s Gallery
Fourth St
Dennsylvania
Columbus
London
Xenia
Pearl and
Butler Streets
Burnett‘soeen
Vine St
Cor
Jefferson Sts
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